Can I Draw "Shaped" Controller Lines?

Hello,

Ive been trying to get an answer on this for years....  I am hoping somebody either knows the answer or how to accomplish what I want.

OK, so let's say I have a series of 16th note electronic hihats that I wanted panned L-R-L-R for each note consecutively.   It would take forever to draw that in manually.  Is there a way to set a panning controller to alternative L-R-L-R, like I want to?    I also don't want them panned 100% either but maybe 40% left and 40% right.

Secondly, what if my highats are not evenly placed or some 16th notes are missing a high hat.  I want to then SKIP the panning pattern until the next hihat appears.

This seems impossible right now to me.... but I hear stuff like this on the radio all the time so I know it's possible.  

Thank you,
Adam

You can use the different modes of the Draw tool to draw in different patterns for envelopes. The pattern follows the snap value.

Scott

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You could try to draw in the CC panned (eg left) at a grid resolution of 1/8th, copy them, change the grid to 1/16th and paste them one grid line ahead. The pasted events should be selected, so you can change them to the desired alternate pan.

Envelope draw. Choosing a triangular wave for the best method. 
Alternatively, Audio Damage's Panstation or Soundtoys Panman